J 5' f‘ irrational»
it antarctic.
girth-tr» In Iatura
i Maury.
in, new that be war in
the W“ the time did aaw lfiller; be
when“: man was perfectly aober
width-momentum and drove
oil. Hills drew rapidly andturned
entrainment. waa followed. wn.
filth
‘ MOI?
if being bound era to the superior court.
Boudaof .500 were required, but not
“dumb wu taken to the
jail. . ‘
J ,8. G. Seymour, of Lewiaboro,
N.“ ,' ’ waa in'town yeaterday,aaid
he had labia whoa warrant for
the return of Killer to the Elmira Re-
formatnry. About a year and a half ago
Miller, while under the influence of
liquor, ran oil with a team belonging to
a Lowidroro Everyman. He won arrested
andconvicted and sent to Elmira for a
urine! years. At the end of the first
, yaarhaabowed signs of being thoroughly
reformed and was released on rural».
proridgl hewould return to Lewiaboro
and zlveareportof his conduct every
month through Juatice‘r Seymour. 'or
two moutha be war a model young man
and the justice sent ingoodreports of
his conduct. When it was nearly tiuie
fortho third report Mr. Seymour heard
* of hla arrest for atealing John ligFerria’
home Be notified the Elmira authori-
tiea, telling them when Miller's time
would be up at Bridgeport jail. The
Hmira officials aeut Mr. Seymour a war-
rant for hiareturn to the reformatory
”‘Qaalrlha rstorntoNewYorkatate.
”whthcfintinhlinglr.8eymour
but liad to his whereabouta. He will
write tonmira at once regarding the
caae andarequiaition for his return to
thatirutitution after hehaa served out
his sentence inCounecticut will probably
I” m4..- __,-._ ,4
OLD “MCI! WINES.
We regular aal-nu Heard u the
.W chain taut lye-lag.
, . 'l'hatthe old Scotch melodica have not
'yatloattheirpowerto please was fully
at We ”Seottd: Evening"
entertainment given last night at the
pity Congregational church. One of the
largest audiences ever gawered in the
building applauded every number on the
long programme and seemed to enjoy
"Auld Lang Syne" and “Annre Laurie'
aamuch an if they were born In the
Highlands Solos were rendered by six
of Norwalh’s popular sopralws. Mics Liz-
ala.l,lnrphy, lira Emma B. Smith, Mina
Jonahellach, an. Iola Sworda, Ira. N.
3. Campbell. lfiaa launc- Abendroth.
Ind aaingernewtoourandiencea, )liaa
Kittie Flynn, who tang the familiar
“Bdluholo Town,” ubibiting a voice of .
Wind power. lfiaaea May
WM'mng Mendelmohn'a
tithe wart their in the Cauld
Ill-t?" with guitar accompainent by
W .Hanry 'l'illy rang elect-
l '1 I‘M Dundee.” with piano no
new In new. Lint. Edith
Mgr! WWII Jarvis. in
mm. aang awcatly the
that. “little." A planing novelty waa
“”1 Wptfprmed by Mime-
l'. I. met. ‘Anna Dunning, Nellie
I. Mow Ind Natalie‘Diabrow. There
”piano-alu- by lil- Dunning, "Blue
Moi
WWW
A... " ‘byIl-Jaanie
lira by Ira W. 0. We. do.
.3“ Input Weed
.1 were my plea-lug.
auruoan
at. .
"it'd,“-
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now
Wall's“ »
firmware or m mater.
Illa late «mm (livaaa mll‘bilal
,‘ )1: Ivan“; Party.
lllarlfiate Cavanagh entertained it
it‘ll” hadrons new burnout her var-
énta ohm Tm The M
workroom-ting wand them
aloe allordcd much phaauraand enjoy-
mentfor all who were meant: Vocal
and intramural manic turned a do-
llghtful diversion, eclectiona. being rnnw
dead by an. Marnie Murphy. bx Bir-
mingham, a member of the quartette
choir 50f the Congregational church in
that place Poaaauing‘a rich, ctmtralto
voice of much aweetnem: the delighted
all who heard her. Mia: Lizzie Murphy
and John Weble, two of South Norwalk'a
most popular ain'gerumlao farored the
gut-eta with several aelectiona that were
ramived with marked manifestations of
appreciation, Professor Vogler furnished
music for dancing, which followed the
musical programme. A rumptnoua mp-
per, consisting of many delicate and do-
licious diaht-a. was served; during the
evening. '
Among others present were the Miaaea
Murphy, of this city: Mr. Toooy and ala-
ter, of Fairlield; Daniel Cavapathamea
Mack, William Donnelly', Auguatua Lev—
erty and William Hurley, of Bridgeport,
Mme Kittie Callahan, of Southport, and
gut-ate from New York city,
RUSSIA’S STAllVING lilLlJllNS.
An Appeal for Fund» from the New York
Chamber of Cum-urea
The tfhamber of Commerce of the
state of New York, through its Famine
Rebel Committee, upwel- to the Amer-
ican people for contributions to relic-re
the distress of the atarving millions of
Russia. This appeal is baud oné'the fol-
lowing authenticated facts:
The existing famine in Ruitlnlaone
of the most terrible calarnitiesof mod-
ern times. The area over which it ex-
tends in its moat aggrarawd form is 400,-
000 square miles. The population allect-
ed by it is nearly 20,000,000. In addition
toibia another region of almoet equal
extent and population in hollering ina
lesser but very painful degree from the
acarcity of the abaolute metallic!“
life. The miaery of these people iaim
describable. Hultitudes of men, women
and children are daily atarving to death.
They can be reached and unlit-red through
agencies which are accessible, trust
worthy and elllcienl. Every dollar con-
tributed through this Lhmmitlee will be
promptly and economically turned into
bread, and distributed to the sullerera
under wise, impartial and experienced
supervision. V
The emergency is a pleating one. It
nt‘t'llil no urgency of appeal tobring it
home tut-very heart. The plain facts
are more eloquent than words. We con-
fidently leave them to upeak for thenn
selves. It cannot be that aueh an appeal
will fail to bring a generous reswnne
from ammmuuity whose wcaent pros.
perily is only enhanced by the calamity
which has befallen “Mia.
Contribution can he sent to J. Pier
pout Morgan, treasurer of the Relief
Committee, at No. 23 Wall street. New
Yurk city.
(”Till ’I I'll RIVER.
Iowa and (lonely of the Day in that
Inrwali.
J. (7. Hawkins, of Seaside Place, re
turned hut evening from lalip, L. 1. Mia
mother in aerhanly ill at that ydace.
Tht-lradlea' Aid Society of the Boat
avenue M. E. church held a very suc—
(mfulllre o‘clock tea and has file in
tho- church parka yeausnlay. The re-
ceipts amounted to about $2.
~i’iclrled unmet, pick ea" plun’ rm
and pickled tripe, at limith'r Washington
market.
PmldieJoueaiaoa of the bridge tcnv
ill-r, broke through tholce, iridium
on the East liorwalh pond, yum”.
and received a tbovmtgh wetting. Count-
in; thennrnberoftilneahehaalallano‘
Itching-Moot of beau, on- it his
thirty-fourth ducking.
cm“! Patel”.
The following were haul Feb. 0,
m wrumahanomnomam.
Woooternollcltovofpatenlt, =
Conn:
an, H. WarnerégmfordJamamfnr
burning and-r; ll. Warner. lien»
fund. larnace orbarui my, etc.
lhomaaB. AWt I
up. Z. nth-J.
tor emt'rln map: llllam B. Swan,
gum, tool handle: (in P.
m‘ M“ Writ
Thomas W. Bryant. Term,
MIOWMWHWW
at
wmmurmmumwins ,
‘ an mam
- HE READING 8 BIG Dill
Governor Patfiaon Had Known
Nothing of the Scheme.
autumn comment.
mm ‘ 4’
Attorney General lone-l Dora Ithat It It
In llurwn that the People Will later
by ur- continuum ua can't-int la
‘ Iraqis to rant arm n- win lunatl‘atu.
flaaataapad, rob. lat—Governor Patti—
ann'a attention baring been called to W
paper reporta in; to "pro-eat his
attitude tow-rd t lea-thy the Philadel-
phia and Railroad y of the
Lehlgh Valley and liow Jenny neutral raib
maria, myrtheflntiotormatioa he had of
the tranaaction was contained in the news-
paparr, and that nines the bearing of the
atala conatitntion on the maturaud hoof-
fectou the public interest and the welfare
the commonwealth has been the subject
attention. The governor further said:
“I love conferred with the attorney gener—
alaadhawith me. Theaobjectiumathat
relates to his department exclnaively, and l
have entire confidence that he will dispu-
of it'with due regard to the rouulrcmentaof
thelawand the public intereata involved.
Thepublfihed "portal have mu W
ingtogiva ht viewacrmlnohnvehcanun»
authorized and are untrue."
Attorney General Hamel upon hariugthe
above atatament of Governor Patti-on
lhuwn tohlluand upon being naked what
truth there was in the publiahed kport that
hehadoenaldered the railroad deal before
it was announced. and had determined
themorahice,totahcnoactioninthe
premises. said:
A Denial by lfrruael.
"With regard to the particular statement
printed, l believe. first in The Record :P'h'tla-
d‘cl‘phla) and amplified elsewhere that I had
information of the lea-5a ton daya ago and
haddecided theatata would not interfere. l
have juatreuta ' tchtofl'hellacnrdtay-
ing its statement ; utterly incorrect and
that i never had any information of the ar-
rangements between there railroads other
thanruch M war conveyed to the public
through the newspapers nor before then:
publications
"I have neither come to any determine
tinn nordecidednpon anycourse of action
furtberthan l havemade known the-ants
to the public. and any atatement heretofore
made or hereafter made to the contrary in
untrue.
”This department is not reaponelhle in any
way for the somewhat muleadlag repovta
aunt out fru- dq to day purporting to rep
mutual-lost reached and action deter:
mined upon with rag-rd to the common-
wealth’a interference in the leaae of certain
railway linsa by certain othan alleged to be
wallet or competing It la true that from
the that anmmmnt of the mnaumrnated
arrangement lmwm them the alleged vio
lation of the comlitutiou involved has had
contideratiou by the executive. it doe-not
raise the same W which wrar determined
in the South Pean'a and the coal '
carts, neither of which, by the way, waa
aver finally determined in the anprrme
m1.
1
The (Sauna lay lo Awe-led To.
”You may be named nothing done or
emitted by thia department will he prompt
ed hyoonaideralion for the contending in-
terrauof rival corporations; nor will any
action be taken.“ neglectcdwltll an eye
upoutheatoch board». lthaanotbreathe
pvacticeorthepolicyof the atmneym
nl'aofnoaaofaraalam fatndiar with rte
adminintvatinn, to invoke or lead the name
and powm of the commuwealth to merely
private intrreata; harem totha extraor-
dinary remedies when others at curative
couldbaemployed; nor it humid-
eredafairand pm of tha
natal-powertoynaadaaaflaayiutersata
in the commonwealth without due inquiry
and fair hearing.
"ltittheuanaltnaetlce to entertain-any
n‘nmbll' wmplaiat of the ultra. urbane
oruoauaeof corporate franchiaea. and upon
duo notice to give lull hearing to captain.
ant and complained again“. lotud ready
todothatin thhoate.
"Whenitlamadetomsarthattbe pulp
licintereatiaallcctedandthedrcnmatauma
remlerit properor necessary that the com-
monwealth intervene insert it had tothe
mm, wherein by lit judk‘ial means he
quiry 'u made and judgment it reached.
Only wbeuauddeuuiwacy wanum it or
irreparable urination It threatened or when
thcwrongiatobupnvautedi-rtaad of be-
ing converted. it more pteclpltateaction j-
tilled mobeariaainvordeuiadmplaia-
ins-aim butlanoraarmmptaach -l
have Jnat referred to. la litigation lmtltntatl
until the danxov to the Millikb
mantle mutated
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auttm mom a cam Jutla- rut-
In rum» Apt-at Illa Vlahn.
WuMA‘SM,“ .
W rum ‘ .
tiauedlnbiratteutloustollmhllmwbo,
withthrintenttolnallyautlotbe math.
waaaentmllcrllntonahhhcrmariral
lira Fuller, however. eon-tantly cnrrev
upended with llanuinu. 'Por acne can
handler dccidodtobringhardan'btar
Mme,andaoouafterbsrdaparturafnrllm~
linit w. learned that Ir.
alto atarted for abroad. The atoryitfar»
therrelaledthatwhile
were trayeliugiultoly they
young Manning, whoaunn
youngladytoruarryhim.
oftllcatateofaffaira Hm!
turpriaad and obtained, but acting tbt
want no availalla reluctantly
beatnwing her Maud anon
afterlitcndingthewadding. .,
Shethenharteaedhome.whiletbeyonax
couple have remained in Europa.th
their willbepvolongedultms
aathayreeflt. ,
CONGRESSIONAL PROC‘EDINGS.
'l’l-n ltuolutlon to Return ‘llealeu'a Cap-
tured Battle flap Fauna the limit.
tion of her unitary, devoted the rent of the
day tothe consideration of the ldahocnn-
teat. Senator Palmer, of Illinois. was severe
in his mom: of the minority of the corn-
mittee on pnvilegea andnhctienafor weigh-
ing atatea’ rightain an apothecary’a acalsa
and attempting to deprive Idaho of repro-
rentation on a basis” narrow aa that pro
pom]. The nenate adiourml with the
Idaho m atill pemllug.
The manta of the house waa [triurzipally
devoted to the debate on the Indian apple
triatim bill. the Ferment” Alliance am
the «hesitation through their spokesman. Ir.
Bummer Georgia. who deliverada tirade
mt tlu power of national Uh ludtha
policy of the government generally. The
debate at times wan intemtlng and apiey,
and the home listened attentively. A re»
lation was adopted ailing on the poem
tor general tor information relative to our
of salt imputed into the United Staten he-
twoeu October. teen, and February. 120:.
Attempted Ami-“loo.
Lanai, Tea..}‘ob. lam-Au attempt w-
made to laminate the aged motheraud
the childo! ileueral Manuel Martinez and
toburn the house at the name lil’llP. The
child and its grandmother were both ae-
rioualywonndedbythewould be maria.
who la charged by In. Martinez with being
alum! culinary of mm: Dina Gem
oral Martinez, who waa expelled iron: Ica-
icn by President Dina, war myrterioualy
murdered in lnredo all-mt a year ago.
town; lira. Blatant frustrated.
DIADwn-m. 8. l1. l‘eb. lit—Iva. James
0. Blaine, Jr. accompan'ml by her maid
and her attorney, Judge l’almer. arrived
lure and w. at once drirea miter hotel.
where aha is uoweoadned to borrow: by
narrow pmatvation. She left a sick bed to
me to Deadwood and antleredalwmor
r'aageotthtlaapwhile on the train. The
dimmewlllnothahaartl helm-ename-
day, and pnmihly not before Ion-lay,
r. Dotti. Virginia's Debt.
Bream fob. tar-Th ‘wata unani—
mourlypamedthohfllmfutbuet
tlemantnftheatatadou. ’l'hthillwmahn
diacnaaedlnthehoue. Thahouaeenmatitr
manta-mew to report favorablya
bill] appropriating mono for Virginia’s ex-
hibit at the World’s fair.
Imlav l-lecutad.
Iowan“. Pub. in. «Th-report of Juice-
lahy and Davidaouoa tha Bab-Warn
mailman. which led to undue-anal
mural manhunt oi hia cabinet with the
man,
It Ina Iaat la 0vath
Kaufman. Pub. In.” Garcia,
hie paying reliant the boom liarlnaal
hank, rimmed with the wheelie-ant d
lMWNanthh-LWW
llemldtbtmmywaaleattnw
Health Vol ualta "nah.
flan hasn't-ten, rah law-la the hell:
dab moat ammo m, harried
eat Piaahlallymf ilaa l‘rmriwo. la the
read. he can maria
, triteIPIl-thatm.
hllwlitleearoateto tint «trim-t Hitt-
blistbuamhan.
Wham-her Ill-Dorm
AmmnctIrJrhflF—dhtmatoro.
walWIIa-ahrhaabaaa “aria:
would and can born for brain-at.
labuchbattaraauluayutanloW-b-
haw-Mb!
a
Death 70n- da’tala (fauna-t
ninth, thumwliatacw
were local'a-r mirage“.
mummmhtflap
ammmauaa
“Ina,“ ran-a ‘pra Jana r.
Miami-tat “It ‘
Ianatdatratlahaafl la
wmmwmdbmw‘
W
am James Banana and»,
ravine-Pm. no» MW "
=ed
rytown't one": of lifeline.
“Wmmmmm
‘fl- 7W 7-“ "my PM
‘1'... ,. a.» u eflafiu 4;
ram» on cam out bloat Irma.
Tuar'rowir. If. Y., Fob. lB.—-At the
Wmvhfldhlfinma
“.mComhndtMthhM-lama
Malibu; reddent of the m
t allot and killcdbyChiefal"? ,
P. Harriett. , 5'
”cloud which led to the munlerluaid
tobavelmeuam‘deringnadm the usually
quiet political mines of Tarrytown for
tutti-apart. Maratwooemuaatlc
W in the village, one of which w.
w by‘llannon, while the opponents
unified the banher ofLiveryman Won.
Thyprlmarieawtwe held to elect delegate:
to town-lid county convention, to be
at Pet-halal). Both factima were prev
until: full strength. and both determined
to five their man so to the convention.
Banana, in the excitement of the debate.
rlfind lib mice to it; full furor-amino
threatened with removal from the meeting
roomby Chief of Police Haehett, who tie
pounced Hanmm'a behavior aa nu'my and
bniatarouaaud llll quite uncalled for. A set-i
ouaquarrel seemed unavoidable, when Chief
Hawaii retired {ran the mm and went
intolhe street. Helicon immediately fol-
lowad with the Immenl mm of renew.
inrtba quarrel. which llmrkett had cut
that by leaving the room. lie motioned rr. "
Ila imlting language and war replied to by
the chief in the same strain.
Diet! While line-nations.
non win: armed with a club and
w, tonne it. The chief then pulled
L yer. and when Bannon’s clnbaeem-
ttofallnponhia head there was a
“Manama report Haanonthrew
with“: and fell backward upon the
“all.
Wt excitement prevailed among
$19an of hyatanden. ilannoo
. DIM up from the sidewall: by acme of
* .dmrried to his home in Clip»
, Din“, WM! he lived with his two
chills-l. A phyaicau and prieatwen
Windy summoned. but arrived too
Mob-durum. Balloon died he-
‘Warrircd. The ball and entered
thhwthh-mmdhedidnntmm
m‘ r '
Barium waafnrty-two years» of age and
waa quite well to do and prominent in Dem-
ocraticpolitia. Hrwaa horn anqught
up in therillage. lie waaaeparatadfrom
hh wife, who alao rennin at Tarrytown.
Ilia fatberand three brother: resided with
him and are well known.
After ttmahmtint: t'hiefof Polio» Hackatt
coolly walked down the street to police
hackle-run and attemled to his uttivial
duties for awhile and then-umnderrd him-
,aal to the tmvu anthra‘itiea to await the
action of the onromr‘a jury. in an inter.
view shortly after the atlair the chief said;
Il-ya II- Shul la lielf ”down.
”l'hiaman had threatenul my life on more
occasion- than one. lranaot give any nia—
aou why he should dose except it in point
«infinity. 1 certainly did not mean to kill
him. iactuientireiy in self defeuae when
Baaunu ra‘ued hiaarni to ml: my head
with hit club. I had to Witt-ct myself. aal
believed my life In be in danger."
Chief Hackett. who blow-led all his llltl
in Tarrytown, beam the hlfihml wpulaliou
aa a tunable. rout and adhered onion, lla
w-madachiefot ptalicefmryearaagoand
hat held the calm without lateral-tun and
with credit
Almot mu prmnaatteadrd the primaries.
and theeth alter the alarming u.
evaded all bandit. Public oplaiua ia til
yidadaatnwhoiamhlamafor the tum
’l’berrarenumba aodoabttbat forth
[not yaar or two (myueat than to donut
other bodily harm have been uttered by
both man.
While ilanam'a [ricotta claim that he had
haen parched by the unwarranted inlet“-
ruptlou of Chief of Police llackett. the
latter- friend» maintain that llnrhettlthu"
adhltprarelulpurpoaabyleavlngtheplana
whau trouble mated hamlaeut and an—
arolrkble.
War wm I'Iay aim
Currant», rah tau-scam!” will play
lllanmathrthmat‘bwbtlliavd matehpvw
pnaadbytbelauevalter beha- playrd lua
game with in». here on March lillurtha
world's champ-m Jake has received
aaolerlmuxal’arlrthaurluratbm
Ww,aadhlaeabladlhatha
willaaaaptititpaldthhtrdellmaday.
“la Int it on an Italao'a M.
roman, lab. ta—Jota a. one. a
. mi“! N
Wat my ol'alan Janna.
mam tan-lily». thin county.
“prion-alumni.
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WMJpW.I;W i V $3.3.
‘ macaque. ‘
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mama-o.
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wmn run SPEBIAL v
unmet on FRIDAY.
South Norwalk Boston Store,
83 WASHINGTON STREET.
, a,
-M._s. SMITH?-
Come to us for prices on beslgoods
Our "he of SPRING GOODS is now
' on exhibition.
GINGHAMS.
Foreign and domestic, N, in, I'll, lh‘, 2m~ per yard, are of a wry
fineiexturv. ’
(lif’l'lm FLASNELS.
ll), 12.5. last year sold for 12% and Me per yard. are the some as
above. Good (finality and fine patterns.
Lonsdale. fruit of the lmnu. and Dwight anchor nmslin from
thin on until further notice. file per yard.
We have always had the reputation and haw mud:- a special
ell‘ort to (intend our good title on Table Linem. Napkins and
i‘raahea. ; '
l leamiilul Stock of Sprhg Shades
In all the min-g stylea of~lrid gloves hart'nr‘riml. and is now
on exhibition. ‘
louadale. Milt oi the loom and Dwight unrhor muslin. ill cvnla
per yard. 1
0i r Late inventory
from our Hnaiery Mock many bargains which
on our counters, and people in want. would do
‘hml
Warmnted
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Willi RANCEBUILDING,
Sod lorwalk, Bonn.
nemawaum Wm
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agnorou‘ran we wanna Iain its,
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ahoalludinas. ' . '
arisen insult“ v
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stables. fieh.ortter‘;.fii:lama.um:llona.u' M211"
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lobsterwlama. rmlméslllo. Main-t, ti.
m 1.]. AT wun'sc nu Fina guru
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tine meats. t'lah, 05mm. clam
prime meats ult . .
cash prices. . W I7. etc Cholnacnta at
SMITH'SWASHI‘FGTONMARKET NW ‘~
v;:gto;st.s.\'. md‘ate. poultry for family ”:12.
BB m. P. 12 Main at x. ‘
poultr ', nah, vegetables. elc. choice meats.
LUMBERDEALEBS & PLANE“; MILLS.
RANDALL’S MILL. E.1\'.Iumber and ti
rough or worked in order. mouldimtflrlgfif:
31.18088 AND BUILDER
SEYMOUR, HENRY, 129 West are 8. N.
, kinda of stone mason contracts tq'hen. M
SMlTB. WILLIAM ll. ill West at. S. N. Job
hing promptly attended to. "
MARBLE AND GRANITE.
BATES. P. W. Water at. X. manufacturer 0
line granite and marble
atone work or all kinda. Work, "“1 dealer
man's ova-171m. ’
CUMSTOCK BROS. Masonic bulld' K. .'
Main 51.5.5. Genilemcn'e furnl 'ng'glo‘od:
FRASHH d: (70. till \l'asbington at, S. N. the
but». gemlemen’a furnishings of all kinds.
MERCHAXT TAIWRS.
Gt'sowsm. E. 31 Wall at N. A '
Ignnranteednhe latent stylesalwaygeomn‘d f ‘
hOCOL'll. F. 17 No. Main at, S. N. Pine tail‘
oring a specialty. Repairing, etc. ., .
i MILLIKEBY.
CO Llh'i‘. R. M. 1:: Main st. S. ”.
material used if deeircd. n Ladies 0“
FITCH. MINE“. MiamlilVVal t N.
"om man-n 1.1mm Dyeing ‘ 'ubméztx‘.’
MUSIC TEACHERS.
FERRIS 3'. Kill \\'t'~‘l a nu N. ' -
Plilull. Organ and Hardin)? Teac'htr "I
iiilll‘UX, max 5. r ~ , ‘ “
organ and harmony] Jul-Mn h" 3. Hana
OYSTER I'LANTERS AND DEALERS.
HOYT. \l'. H. (t- :‘UN, 124 “'nter at. S. N. float
of Raymund.» l'lnllteramxxmrtem and whole—
eale dealers in native oyeters. ' .
lll‘Zl-lerl: HUI‘SMAN 151W l . . '
[HS and shipprl'n ol‘h’orwafllfbgisrg. Plan, "
VAN NAME. J. L. a: co. P.'o. bo'x'm s. x. ‘
PATTERNS AND MODELS. , ‘
xonw ALK PATTERN WOR ' c lLAi' . -
‘ thorpe, prop..fll\‘t7ralllc merit? ilodéche‘a: ' ' "
Jilflll Tpeclbll)’, by gram. hot water or hot 1»
. our. ltrlelcncca: hum-all; Lock Company.
-- 51mm»; Dr. maximum. (:tenm): H. 1. Ben'-
nrtt. tau-amt: John 'l‘ryon, (but ally; William ~
H, muuh. (ali'ltlllJ; Iii-ace church. (hot air): ' \
v
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and many other-ta.
PAINTEBS. . . ,
BRAINARD, KL." Water t 1;. ' ' pain
int. gum and silver sign: ,a spififhy. m“ i
oamwaxx ”:0. H. 7w 1' ; ’
and sign painllvr, paper ha:£e::ttibcoxmnoyn
PHOTOGRAPHKIIS.
soars, e. a. 78 “'55th mm m. s. . ' ' " '
quality only. and that (h: beat. N One
PHYSICIANS.
Burke. W. (2, officetsand 4" W hingto
s. 2;. hour. 9 no lo, 1 w 1‘: m 3.5 n 8"
PlAhO TUNER I REPAIRZB.
HESDEE. C. 1“. our Wall and Kai h! a N.
dealt in pianos. organs, aheet gimmick
PLAT]. G—liOLD. SILVER AK!) NICKEL
SUI'TH NURWALK PLATINU C0. ““3!“
at. All kinder)! eleclroplnlln done “shill
and refinishing of all kind: gt ruet'alosuods.z
REAL ESTATE AEENTS. .
L.l\':l‘t)S,JA(’OB Ill. Washington anneal PM
3.). Property for sale,houem to renLtaanadv
woonwann. r; A..\'o.)lai . .honaaa’ ’
rent and building iota for 5312‘s.“ . to
nesnunaxrs.‘
lYXBEE. F. F. 9 Railroad Plat '. S. ‘
M all hours. Strictly first (“1:8le every?
npecl. A few table boarders taken.
[482's DEPOT RESTAURANT. S. .‘l. [-
uy the best. prim the loweaf. Open all a bi.
SCHOOIS.
lulRl)‘ ,er’s INSTITUTE..\'. Y
boarding anddas M’llllol. hill terguggpm‘ief
“its. )lEAll'ri M'lllml. .' r 1.
ladies. Hillside. 5. Fall tirnfixznzngca'fnz
SHORTIIAND AND Tl'PE-Wlumat
LACllHll‘h‘ BLOCK. H. X. (I. F. V
Day and evening 8058,03)”. send {1333,1533-
S'I'EADI ENGINES J‘VD PUMPS.
NURWALK lilo}; W'li’k'rl (Oil? )3 ' '
Water al. :4. N. near Railroad and; X ' The
STEAMSIIIP '1‘“!le AGIK'I'S.
l.:\\'1‘0.\'..l.u.'uli )1. “habit: 'toaaI,n .
3'. N. Pane. llf'kt:ill.0ll'\l'l;w.lll0u:y (Monfigfafl
810W! DEALERS.
FlilllilflJollb' ll. fl Was-hi: on “.83
h, lime. cement, llitil’, 91231.». mo
MORTON. Joll‘i H. m Ta 1 re , ‘
Also layerol concrete «alkali, . nue 6‘ h
ll'l'UV’lfrs, M5615 AND alarm
KETl‘lll'M, lu\.\'ll0.‘l 29 Hariland at. B. N
(inn atom and water lit-Men. P. 0. box Mi
POWELL. J. W. 23 “’aehlngl-m at. 8. N.
T‘UCKINU.
HURT! lNJflllN li.lIlTitlelrarr-t no .N. U
and heavy trucking promptly median to.“h
UNDERTAIIKRH.
JENSINHKJ. ll. 0 I l. llrlf‘ ll. H. l . e
deuce-331ml“. 5.} |'l‘i'lt‘pt‘tnne ‘ EM M
Jl-llLli'i‘l" 1120.33; . .. . than
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lit-memzmkduy n. 'ri-leulw’id‘iur-i.h 1‘
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Alan hanloa. rlollna. printing pm-
vaao not:I nib «led «tar mime. too
chi-ma. rum-t. bullionwnlt‘lll’flt at t:
lantrrm. lflmt‘m and llumpanda oi oi
thlnxa given with rlub nl’vlt'rn forum celebrat-
ral hmmml lutltlnurumler. l’evt .
hurlgoarammi. lit-Mb: stamp i3 22:“
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Bridgeport. cunn.
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nor-limo. man "walla-tilted“
s. o. B A Y L :3?
Ill berth slain street. Daub ”3:...“
toilet
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